Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Hunger"

A: La faim

A: I presume this is from the title of a song?
In which case, often the lyrics don't have to make sense.........

A: Hunger = noun
Hungry = adjective
1. The hungry cat couldn’t stand its hunger and fainted.
2. The cat with much hunger couldn’t stand being hungry anymore and fainted.

A: They are both similar, but the first one is more natural
両方はOKですけど、”Hunger makes everything taste better”がより良い

A: × Hunger stems from the countries’ lack of resources and poor environment, thus it attribute to the children’s education directly.
✓ Hunger stems from the countries’ lack of resources and poor environment, thus it directly attributes to the children’s lack (?) (of) education

I put the (?) there because I am just guessing, and put (‘s around the of because only put of if you put lack. It is more natural to state how their education is especially if it is part of an essay so you can introduce what you will soon start talking about. If you have any more questions feel free to ask as it is a bit confusing! ^^

A: たぶん "Hunger makes everything taste better" の方が自然でしょう。

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A: "Advised" is what she meant. It's a very rare word to use, though.